One of my professors (who was from England ) once told me about a book thats title was like the American bastard or assbole or something along those lines that was about a wall street guy who I think went to Asia and made a lot of cash betting on oil or something but ruined the market there while he did it. Anyone know this book I can't find it anywhere. Thanks
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ugly americans.
has nothing to do with oil.
Might be "Ugly Americans: The True Story of the Ivy League Cowboys Who Raided the Asian Markets for Millions". Tells you absolutely nothing about the inefficiencis of asian markets before the 21st century though. Just a bunch of anecdotes about young traders partying and getting paid.
It's not very analytically or educational but it's a great read in my opinion. Written by the same guy who wrote Bringing Down the House and The Accidental Billionaires.
Yes that's it. Thanks guys
its a ben mezrich book. forgot the title
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